so I'm a tech reviewer as you can
imagine I have access to a lot of cool
gadgets latest and best smartphones so I
tend to use those you know really
high-end smartphones whenever a $250
smartphone comes across my desk like the
Moto G 6 I'm interested you know I want
to see how far a less expensive
smartphone could take me I honestly
can't say that I was noticing that this
was a $250 smartphone I was just using
my apps watching my videos doing my
things just on this $250 smartphone
another great thing about this phone is
it's designed this is a glass back
smartphone that's something usually find
on the high-end stuff you know you're
not gonna get some of the stuff like
wireless charging honestly overall it
looks like a really nice phone fine you
know it's got the bezels right and it's
got the top and bottom bezels that are
kind of large by today's standards that
never really bothered me when I was
using it it has a fingerprint sensor on
the front which I liked it has the
headphone jack has a dual lens camera on
the back and we gotta talk about the
screen this is a 1080p resolution screen
it's 5.7 inches as well I never once
thought that I wish I was watching this
YouTube video or using this app on a
galaxy s 9 the apps were running just
fine just quickly opening pretty quickly
to it wasn't quite as snappy as those
super premium smartphones but I'd never
felt frustrated by it you know any sort
of slowness or anything like that and in
fact I wouldn't say it's slow at all
it's pretty pretty quick photos it takes
are pretty good you know not bad as long
as you're in a well-lit situation you
know the photo will take pretty quickly
and it looks ok you'll be fine with it
the problem though is when it turns to
low lights you know sort of compose a
shot stand really still make sure you're
not shaking the phone at all your
subject has to be really still and not
moving so there's no blurry effect in
the shot it's not a good low-light
camera that's kind of a thing that
you're paying for in the high-end super
premium smartphones out there honestly
there's so few trade-offs I guess I have
to start nitpicking a little bit because
this runs sort of a slower processor
then you'd usually find they might not
last as long as you know sort of a knife
galaxy s 9 or those phones that use the
latest chips and all that so far this
has been totally flying I keep looking
at it because it's just it just amazes
me how quickly this thing just opens app
just without any really problem at all
so something else I really like about
the Moto G 6 is that it runs a sort of
an ear stock Android and that means
there's no extra stuff on top of Android
like you find some other smart phones
out there and that's a reason why the
Moto G 6 can run so well on you know
kind of a mid-range processor there's
not much blow where there's a couple
moto apps here and there they're not
offensive at all this phone is for
everyone if you don't really care so
much about the camera if you're just
fine with whatever shot you take this
phone is like you know I would say
everyone everyone should buy it to be
honest but if you want it all if you
want absolutely everything and you don't
want to pay 800 bucks if you can spend
more on a smart phone and go up to the
$530 region I would check out the one
plus six otherwise 250 will get you a
heck of a lot apparently there you go